24 feb 2006 kl. 17.14 skrev Christian Schmitz:

Lundstrom Design <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I'm trying to get it to use "Millions of colors" instead of the
default "Best", which simply does not work. The picture get to be
gray instead showing colors. Without going through the same dialog
for each sub-picture, where I need to change things every time. It
applies to .TIF, .TGA  and PhotoShop. Very annoying.

Ok, I see it. SettingsDescription in QTGraphicsExporter class is not
setable. But well, that is one of the reasons I wrote my
QTGraphicsExporterMBS class long ago:

  dim q1,q2 as QTGraphicsExporterMBS
  dim s as string

  q1=new QTGraphicsExporterMBS
  q1.OpenExporter "TIFF"

  if q1.RequestSettings then

    s=q1.Settings

    q2=new QTGraphicsExporterMBS
    q2.OpenExporter "TIFF"

    q2.Settings=s

    if q2.RequestSettings then
      MsgBox str(Q2.Depth)
    end if
  end if

Try it with my current plugins.


Do you by any chance know if your plug-in has the same extremely annoying image size limitation as the QTGraphicsExporter? The QTGraphicsExporter seems to have a limit around 50 million pixels, where it on the Mac stops doing anything in terms of saving (no crash though), and on WIndows crashes (the program crashes in a nasty way). What I'm trying to fix here is saving an image stored inside the program, by generating an image split and saving it in pieces.

Claes
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